:15:03
Nobody seems to trust a lawyer enough
to tell the truth.
:15:10
Because we are...
:15:12
what we are...
:15:14
and tend to....
:15:18
Because people lie so often to lawyers...
:15:20
prosecuting attorneys
have to develop that instinct...
:15:24
when it comes to determining the truth...
:15:26
even when it turns out to be
against his best interests.
:15:30
He has to expose the truth.
:15:33
Now, that'sjustice.
:15:37
And that's why I'm an attorney.
:15:40
Thank you.
:15:47
We'll back you all the way.
:15:50
Kelly wants to file a cross-complaint
on the Deardon case. I told her no.
:15:54
She's threatened
to call a press conference.
:15:57
- What did you tell her?
- That you'd examine the cross-complaint.
:16:00
A quick investigation.
We don't need this kind of press.
:16:03
- I won't do it.
- Come on, Chelsea.
:16:18
Moments ago, Laura J. Kelly,
a Manhattan attorney...
:16:21
told us she plans to file charges
against the DA's office.
:16:24
Miss Kelly, can you tell us
what this is about?
:16:26
First, I'd like to apologize
for my conduct this evening.
:16:30
She's doing it. She's doing it.
:16:33
This young lady, Chelsea Deardon...
:16:35
has been victimized
by some very unscrupulous people.
:16:37
We've tried to get cooperation
from the DA's office...
:16:40
but they've been stonewalling us.
:16:42
We have no choice
but to file a cross-complaint against them.
:16:47
Here is Tom Logan
from the district attorney's office.
:16:49
What can you tell us about this?
:16:52
This is a total surprise to me.
I can assure you that...
:16:55
if there's any implication of impropriety
on the part of our office...
:16:59
why, it's unfounded.